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Ahmad Moore
  • Investor
  • Mobile, Al
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Tax Deed in Mobile, Alabama

Ahmad Moore
  • Investor
  • Mobile, Al
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Hello. I’ve purchased several tax deeds in Mobile, Alabama which 95% of them have been land. It’s one particular property (house) that I’m very much interested in and I just applied for the deed ( 7/23/21). The property appears to be vacant and abandoned and this has been this way I assumed for several years and most definitely the last 6 months.

My question is should I try and get in touch with the owner once I receive the deed and try to do a QC, Ejectment or should I let a sleeping dog lie. @Denise Evans I would love your input on this as well please.

Thanks 

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